Hello,
we have a Debian Jenkins job, which clones four Git repos into:
project/main
project/main/module1
project/module2
project/debian
The debian/rules is a bit old and contains a lot things, which could
cleaned a bit.... Also out of this projects, we create two Debian
packages. Both packages have more or less the same files (all
bash/Perl), but with different options/names ... so after the first
packages was created, the source has to be "reset" before the second
package can created.
Instead of let Jenkins do all the git clone the jobs, I want to create a
debian/rule file, which is a bit cleaner and make use of all new Debian
package create stuff.
Can anybody show me, what is the good way, to clone all this repos,
(g...@host.example.com:/<repo> and later we switch to Gitlab) and how to
reset, after the first package was created ?
Nearly every howto shows only one GitRepo .... (debian/watch) / gbp ..
cu denny
